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%A l l 4 -1 'k\sAlvi 1 7 v:1 '7A,,„4„41,,A.;(1. • 0 j.IT~ ~ ~:• ;."' - * 1 .. 1 of roN ^ - - v-v • • • • ‘..lk rT7/ .4 1 //if V.V SIXPENCE O 1Y D A Y, ; OCTOBER 9,. 1809. NU,ME ER 5327. NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT.GARDEN, PRESENT MONDAY, 061ober 9, 1809, be be aaed, a Tragedy, called KING RICHARD THE THIRD. King Henry the Sixth, Mr. MU RR AY ; Richard, Duke of Glo'ster, Mr. COOKE ; • Duke of Buckingham, Mr. CR ESA ELL ; Duke of Norfolk, 4r. CHAPMAN ; Henry, Earl of Richmond, Mr. C. KEMBLE; Queen Elizabeth, Mrs. ST. LEGER ; Duchess of York, Mrs: EMERY ; Lady. Anne, Miss NORTON. To which will be added, the Farce of RAISING THE WIND. Jeremy Diddler, Mr. JONES ; P lainway, Mr. BLANCHARD ; Fainwou'd, Mr. SIMMONS ; Sam, Mr. 'E ME R Y -Liurelia Durable, Mrs. DAVENPORT ; Peggy, Miss MARTYR. • • Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the 13 0 *-01fiee in Hart-street. BoxeS - 7s. Second, Price j5..6d.--,Pit 4s. Second Price as. Callery_ 2s. Second Price rs.—.• Upper Gallery is. :The DOors will be opened at Hall past Five, and the Play begin at Half past Six. • , To-morrow, The Woodman ; to which will be . added, .The. Village awyer 6cir pp Wednesday, The .Heir at Law.; with Tile P adl . T The Conimittee for sExamining the Affairs of Covent.- ..Garden, Theatre, consisting of the following Gentlemcn—' Alderman Sir CHARLES PRICE, hart. - Ivl. - P. ; THOMASSir LILL) MER, Knr. His Majesty's General ; • • 1011 g-SYLVESTER, Esq. Recorder at' the City bf . • • London • • • • JOHN WHITMORE, Esq. Governor of toe Bank of England ' - anti • 'I.OHN JULI.US ANGERSTEIII, -- Es'q.‘; Have authorised the - Proprietors to publish, the fallowing Report in their names . • . We do, hereby certify, that, attera tall and,attentiie ex amination of ;he subject which we have been desired to 'vestigate by the Proprietors of, Covent.. 6 aiTlen 'theatre, for the, satistadion of the public,• in-respea to fhe rate Of profit received. by them ' from the late Theatre, and y tti be re ceived from the new, that the following is the result iif (Air . inquiry : The rate .01. protiLi adually received, -upon an average of .tbe last six . - years, commencing in 18e3, .(the period of the vresent copartnership ) ) in the theatre, upon the capital em barked.tlierein, we have ascertained to Wive amounted to 61 per cent. : per annum, Charging theeoncem with only thesum -aelually paid' for insurance on such:part of the capital a's was insured; but, it the whole of the capital had bren insured, - the'ptotit would have been reduced to very little more than . S per cent„ and, for want of this full insurance, the Proprie tors, being in patt their owwinsurers, sustarne a loss by the ':'late fire, tar whi c h no compensitiou has been made', to the amount of morethanthe+-virhOle of their prOfits for the above. -period of six years. , 4 1 The rate of profit likely lobe received in future from the Pew Theatre;depentling hi part upon the amount of bills not yetdelivered, and of estimates not fully ascertained, and on • the future receipts of the House, which are subject to various r*Contingencies, cannot be ascertained with the same degree of certainty; ' but, upon the best consideration we have been able to 'give to this subject, Vti , atter haying recourse to every .source at information, oral and written, e are fully A sati , fi e d ,thit the future-profits...9llll:e New Theatre, at, the proposed adv,itice in the prices of admission, will amount t tei e o!! only Per cent, per annuittupon the capital expended • t _. Thea tre, it th e :, sarr ic be insured, acct that upon the same . strplp)erst ttori instvratice•ar-the former,prices•ut admission., th e o-, prietorcwili, in our Jud i gintot;annual , ly sustain a lois : of neat 4 Per Cent, pCi anniurion•their,Capital. . • • ` l, Cl , l-ARLES •PRIC E.., :•-.• "THOMAS etu mut. SY INESTE R. " IOHN.WI-11TMORE ": 1 0 1iN ANGli'it — S . TEl N." -The Proprietors have the leonour.of presenting to 'the P ub lie, the Report - of the Gentletheii; wh o ' uniterto§lC the. investigation of the . Ac counts-bi-ttie-7lhe'aire,anec-annot, . baled , assuredthit'aliberal and eillightenea People wilt` now beleciottllCet4' that:the atteraribia Pnc "- arises solely from the impossibility of their continuing the public amusementsOn the former terms of admisSior. • :‘ • Statement oftheAccouots of Covent Garden Theatre for the - last Six Nears, most respeEtfully offered to the pubtic -1.8034 Received - , - • 61 . 058 z tr. to Ditto .• 75 , ,7 2 7, 9, 1 ° ASos- . 6 .• Ditto . - '16,065-18 5 . . 2806.7 Ditto - - . (+S i m& . -7. 5 28 0 ,3. Ditto 6 1, 0 3 3 ' 1 4 7 Vit)B-9. .Ditto • ••• -0,312 .13 - • , , • - • , • • 365,933 17 t teduEl the payments in six years 3°7,912 ex 0 Dedud out standini'debts Tpfit, divide . by six Average of each year, • 2 1 0 .3.- 4 . - - '16,4-s. Do. 31806.7, Do. 3807-8. Do. .41808.9, 5gr47 1 , 17, I o o 5c49 . 1 I 'l7 _ 6 2 rB.- 7 61,057 rI 6 - ario7s- - 2 68,391 6 4 - 62,406 8 3 47,334.12 z • „ '• . • "." • 366;c91:-IS 0 . , Tectua whatwas dravavout by SS+i 79 a 0 the PitTrietors,•-• • • ).' • in six, yeAlp„, A . , 307,9 12 0 0 Srrots excepted. _ . CI-IARD H•UGHTS, Treasurer.. c)EIN TULL, Depu4y Treasurer. Sworn before me, the 26th of Sept. Iso9. , C. F I.( )I,V ER , Mayor% LyCF...IIK - Tl - IEATKE, tinder the Special License ot the LO IZD. C HAMBE R LAI 141, Granted for the •flresent . Season to application of -all Parties iirincipailyinterested. THEIR Majesties' Servants, forming.the COM PANY_ of, the late . MUIR Y• LANE. THEATRE, will, THis P .MONDAY, Ofl__ober 9, 1809. venison . the Corripdy of ' . • THE 'JEALOUS- WIVE.'‘ Oakly, Ma . * Oakly, Mr. PALMER; Charles, M. HOLLAND; Russett, Mr. DOWTON ; Sir Harry Beagle, Mr. RUSSELL; Lord Trinkett, Mr. DE CAMP ; Captain O'Cutter, Mr. lOHNSTONE ; Paris, Mi. wIiwiTZER ; Mrs. Oakly, Miss DU NCAN‘; Lady Freelove, Mrs. FIARLOWE ; . Harriet, Mrs. OR( ER. . • • fa Which will be added, the Musical Entertainment of THE DESERTER. Henry, Mr. PHILIPPS, (With an'additional Song, composed by - Dr. Arnold) ; Skirmish, Mr. PENSON ; Russet, Mr. MAASHALL ; Sinipkin, Mi.AUSSELL. Louisa, „Mrs. MATH EWS ; jenny, Mrs. BLAND; • Margaret, Mrs. MA DDOCKS. In•Aa will be introduced Military Manceuvres, the Dead March, and ceremony used in shooting a Deserter ,'Ulie Doors to be opened at ialf past Five, and :he Per. fortuance to begin at Hall past Six. To-morrow, The West Indian with The Weathercotk ; iii which Mr. 'Wrench will make his second' appearance, •• r • - - • ROVA-1: EXCHANGE. :HAZARD, BURN E, arta Co. have LVI. on Sale, at their State Lottery 0 tlice...l\io. 93, Royal ritclunge - , TICKETS and •H A It ES for the ST & - r E LOT RY, which is on a New and. Improved Plan, • .." • Consisting off'fnity Five Thousand Numbers, Tate Dr4Wll/11 ONE DAY, 200 of this' MOnth. •. The SCH EME contains - .4 : -ktsi tes .of - ( l ,00 5,0c0 4 - • 2 0 , 10 S- - - - - - 1,,00 And 12 - - Soo. With others in proportion; AND NOT THREE 13LANKS TO A PRIZE. Letters,.:pott-paid, duli'answeted , , - and' Saiernes gratis. Al: kind of Guyernment-.SecutiOes•.bought and, sold by Cornmissi:m. • • - • - ONLY FIVE THOUSANIS .NUMURS. GRAND•STAT : E LOTfERY, ..On _a New and highly Improved Pian„ • To be Drawn-in ONE DAY, soth 06to1 er, 11:01)GE.9 • S PAINE , and Co.Stock-broker , i, JO; J. xiord:strect,•anct44,.st. ames's- street, ,are no Nv. TICKE.TS and- HARES in the present truly GRAND STATE, 1.0 - IT4K Y, containing 2.00,09.1. hi Capital:and other Prizes.' , ' • .The very superior advantages of the -present Lottery are shewn by Adventurers having a sure Chance of all the Grand.Capital-P-rizes, as.the Whote.will be Drawn in ON DAY, a.olh, of Odober, IS g, and on which Day the im -mettse - Sika of 80,0031. may be gained by One, N umber; and .also, tbatinstead 9f wa:tinkin anxious suspense, as in all •foiener Lotteries,' the fortunate Purchaser, in this, may at once receive To the PROPRIETORS of EAST-INDIA STOC4 LADIES AND GINTLESItN, T Beg leave to return' you my most grateful Thanks 1 for the very flattering Reception with whiCh Yost have honoured me upon my Canvass. The Day of EleCtion being fixed for Wednesday, the tBth instant, allow the td entreat yoUr early Attendance and Support in my favour. Ybur kindness at the last BallOt placed me second upon the List of Candidates ; and the accession of many very powerful friends, who were then pre engaged, justify a well-grounded confi dence of success. Should You be pleased tocohfif upon me the important. trust to which I aspire, I beg leaVe to assure you - of the fidelity and zeal with which I shall devote myself to your service. I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your much obliged and faithful humble Servant, Billiter-sytiire, Oa. 6. jAMES DANIELL. Mr. Daniell's Committee meets daily at the King's Head Tavern, in the Poultry, from Eleven till Four o'Clock. A&IION FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW BR,/ D 7 STRLET, BLA.CKFRI ARS Empowered by Ad of PaOiamenti For INSURANCE from FIRE, and on LIVES ; and for the. Grant and Purchase of ANNUITIES. .„, . t NSURANCES calling clue at Michaelerta4 should IL. be renewed within fifteen Days from that period. " Abaternents are made, atxording to the Plan, whichorigi-' ,nated with this-Coln pany, on,the Premiums of all Fire 1 nsti-. ranqs out of Loudon. - A large Advantage is allowed on Life Insurance ; and - e'verylacility is afforded by ,which' the in terest and.cOnvenience of the P,ublic miy.bepromoted. tVaJNt R P - H I P . P S, Secretary. *.,0 1 The Company's Office for the Wct..eild of London Is at No. 97 1 near .thtferci-sfreet, on the West Side -of New •Bond-'street. WESTMINSTER SOCIETY, FOR" INSURANCE 'ON -LIVES AND SURVIVOR. SHIPS, AND GRANTING ANNUITIES, Stiand andtornhill, London; • And by Agents in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dublin, and-ether I principal Towns,. I SURA.NCE on affords toe .opportunity 1 to provide forthe Aged, the Widow, and the . FatherleSs, and to guard against Abe lossand ,disappointment of a de'pend ance on the casualty of L i ife; . TO provide fines-for the renewal of Leases,' heldon Lives ; To secure . the.purc.hase money for Annuities or ani Life i° Interest ; a's; Church Preferment or othersitoation, by which they pos. 1- sess only 'ileum& tor Life; To facilitate the arrangement of Marriage Settlements and other pecuniary tranSadions; To assist debtor and , credttur in accomplishing the settle ment. of:girairs-Jo.prevent hankruptcy. ' - eIIkANTING ANNUITIES Affords a resource against Oid Age, Sicknes s s, bodily In firmity, and other casualties of,Lite. . - ROBERT SK'ELTON, Sec. • A NOBLE INDEPENDENCE. VEFORE'THETWENTIETH OPTHIS MONTH. • _ SWIFTand Co. respeEtfulty request their Friends to observe, that all who intend to adventure in the pre sent STATE LOTTERY, must purchase before the4oth of THIS MONTH, - as s)n that Day the whole Lottery..will be drawn. There are wily 5000 Numbers; and' the Scheme contains - the following . CAPITAL PRIZES: • . . 4 - - - 0 5 - - - £20,000 4 - of - ,Cr,oeo - 4 • • • - - 2,000 tla - - _ „, _ 500 Besides tool. 501. &c.• Sm. &c. All to be. Drawn ha ONE DAY. ' . TICKETS and SHAR ES are selling at SWI FT and Co.'s Offices' N o , 11, POULTRY, No. 12, CRAM NG.O ROSS, • No. 31, ALDGATE HIGH-STREET. THIS MONTH. T BISH respedfully reminds the Public, that the A „. STATE LOTTERY not only begins, but finishes on • _FRIDAY, the a,th of this 1`,1 , .; NTH Therefore all who wish to have a chance to gain. EI - GHTY THOUSAND POUNDS . by the purchase ut a single Number, must buy. before the drawing begins, ls the wiiole Lottery, .consisting of aort,onol. in Priz6 will . be decided in ON 1. Trekets and Shafts ate selling in great variety at his old established Offices in London, and by his gents in" the C o u4try, - who in the tales I_,nitcry base been rti!liarkabiy tun:dein t - ellir,g and sharillg an immense rrumnei of Capital Trizes, particularly the .two last 30,c001. Prizes, the'iast ai - ak the last . Capiial: *** Persons in the Country may be suy'plied, the saute As if present. by sending :heir (;.) riiers• (post or carliage,paid) ae_ Cornpaniecl. with N l'ust-Ofike Order3 - 4 — to either of his Old t• Stahl ished Offices, No. g, CLIARI'INIG-CROSs, LONDON ; tivbtre-alklll.iiitless in I.lla Public F . tnids is, transacted with. ,•, , . 1 • '. , 1;,!iTar:., 0 ;: - ! STATE is theQN.L 4 i ... LOtTLON that will be tiiawlt s ;if 6 Y . L AR. • ' • The whole of the First:Editidn of the following Work having been sold in two months, is the strongest prOof of its utility, and of the public approbation. • .This Day was published, . , Price zs 6d. on Fine, and as..on common Paper, IYLIUS's SCHOOL 'DICTIONARY of the 1 ENGLISH 1. NN UAG E, intended for those by whom a Dielionary is used as a series of daily lessons ; in which such words as are..pedantical, •vulgar, singular, and obsolete, are omitted ; and such only arc preserved as are purely and simply EngliSh, or are of necessary. Use.and uni versal application. • • The Second Edition, • To which is prefixed, A .New Guide to the English Tongue. By EDWARD BALDWIN,""Esq. Printed for M. I. Godwin, at the Juvenile l-iqrary, No. 4t, Skinner-street. _ _ 4 .* Be careful to ask for Mylius's Schdol Diaionary another Bonk with the same title having appeared since. TO THE CLERGY. Fa CLERGYMAN of fespetaabil ity, residing near 'town, and who receives but few. Pupi►s, should be .wil. raw to undPrtake the Classical I nstruelion of a Lad (intend ed fbr the line of Tuition), in Exchange for the Instruction of a Young Lady, at an eligible Establishment near Tntvn, he may hear of a suitable proposal by addressing a line to S. S. to be left at Mr. Stead's, Whitcombe-street, Leicester square. . POETICAL MA'GAZJNE.. THE approaching JUBILEE demands , a tribtite from the - titise.2—Among our numerous Poetical Friends, no doubt many *lll be found to celebrate the event.. Anxious therefore to encourage their efforts, we will present Twelve Copies of our ,Magatine. to each Correspoddent, whose Communications on - the subject may be found worthy of ^ place in the work ; premising however, that pieces of a mt. 4 .rate length will have the greatest chance of insei%'. tion. All Communications' must be . forwarded to Ackermatfi Repository, tot, Strand, before the 15th of 06tober instant; in order that the Seleaion may appear on the Ist of NOvem7 ber 'next; EICTUALLMai.OPI:ICE, . • • - Nept. 19; iXog. TTIE COMMISSIONVIS,for - VICTUALLING HIS ;MAJESTY' , NAPY do'bereby give.Notice,That 0;.? Tuesday, the foil) of Otiober next, they cull 6e ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for wbat_V I . N't G A a snail be demanded for the Set vice of t ir, Departnient, jor the mace of Twelve Months rcrtain, from the gth of IVaVe&- her next, and further until- Six. Monthi warning shall he given ; to be delivered front time to time, as required,' into FYi is Majesy's Vidualling Stores at Deptford, and to be paid f,,r by Bills, payable with interest, niney daj.s after date.' The Conditions . of the contraa may be seen at the Sec?etivy' efee. No regard Will be bad to any Tender'in which - the' Price shall , not be itirerted in words at . length, or that shall .not he delivered to the 11 - o.srd, before One o'clock on the said Ttolday, the loth .- o) October next, nor ukless the Person who makes the Tender; •ar some *run: on kis behalf, attendi, to answer, wh , n called /or. MR. LINLEY'S NOVEL. This . Day were .puhlished, In VOurYolumes. price II: is. THE .ADVENTURES • of RALPH REY BR I DG : F._, containing Sketches of Modern Charatiers, Manners, and Education By WILLIAM, LINLEY, Esq. The ways of Hearn are dark and intricate, Vuzzled.with ma4,es,and perplex'd with errors, Our underatanding 'traces them in vain, - Lost and bewilder'd in the fruitless search, Nor sees with how much art the windings run,- . -Nor where theregular confusion ends. A , ADDIsoN. Printed for Richard,Phillips, London; .and so be had of ail -Booksellers. This Day was published in Svo price 123. boards, 9rHE PRINCIPLES -OF IVIIDWIFERY ; cluding the Diseases of Women and, Children. By JOHN BURNS, Leturer of Midwifery, and Member of the Faculty of Phy sicians and Surgeons, Glasgow. • Printed for Longman, - Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Patern6s ter-row, London. • Of whornmay be had; by the same Author, • r. Pr,dical Observations on the Uterine hemorrhage. In Bvo, Price ss. board's: 2. Observations on Abortion.. Second Edit. Price - ss. in boards. • , SALES. OAK, ASI-I,,ELM,. BEECH, and WALNUT-TREE, in • ' HANTS. • ' TO BE SO L.l) - 13? AUCTION, . By. JOHN.AYRES, `On Tuesday the 24th 'Day of Odoher, at TWo o'Clock, for .Tbree, precisely, at,.thF Red Westmeou, in the County of Hants, • ONE, Thousand r.Threetiondred OAKS, Four Hundred and., Thirteen Beech,. Eighty-three,- Elins, One Hunched and , Seventeen Ash, and - Seven Walnut. trees,. standinkin.and.about.Henwood, Redwood - , and Westbury, Two miles from Westineou, Nineteen from Goiport, Fifteen front Farehatn, Six:from Peterstieht, Twelve. trove Alton, Fifty-rune from London.- May,be viewed ten daysineceding the, Sale, when men Will attend to•shew the timber, by applyingf to Mr. Sifton, at the Red Lion, Westmeou, where Cata logues may be had, and at the Red ,Lion,„ Farchara ; Atins, Gosport . ; Swan; Alton ; BuSh, Faraharn - -; A Una; -liagshort - White Lion ; Ilart ford- bridge,' Bush; Staines; Griffin, Kingston ; White Lion, Cobham; White Hart,' 'Gtlildford 4" King's Arms, Godalming-; Anchor, Liphook ; • Red Lion, Petersfield ; ;he Crown and -Blue Post Portsmouth ; and of Mr. Ayies, Audlioneer, Timber Sur veyor and Nleasurer,, - Houndsditch,•London , , .VALUABLE•BQQKS, ENGRAVINGS, DRAWINGS,_ AND PAINTINGS IN OIL; TO KE SOLD ICY AUCTION, By Messrs. RIDGE and Mr. HAGS, . • -• By Order of the Assignees, • On - Tuesday the t7th of Oelober.inst. and Ten following Days (Wedne .days and Sundays excepted), at Winthorpe- Hail, 'The seat of Roger PoCklington, Lsq, and- at the' House of William Dickinson, Es 4, in Newark•upon 7 Trent,.. . T w o VALUABLE LIBRARIES, consisting of about Six Thousand Volumes of Books in various Classes of Literature; One Thousand Eight Hundred En gravings, Drawings &c. and One Hundred Oil Paintings by' . nt Artists..-- Catalogues may be' had of Messrs. CrosbT and Co. and 11,1esSrs. 1011p/tan, Rees, Hurst, and Orme, London; of the Booksellers in the CountieS of Nottingham and Lincoln; • and the Audtioneers at Newark. MARINE RESIDENCE .AND •ESTATE, RAMP- SEIIkE. - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Some time ibis Montt!, unless previously, i Disposed of by Private Contract, • 'THE ESTATE and 'HOUSE' , called ROOK FT, in the Parfsh'of Milford; near Lyrnington.—; Tite House is-situated in a Paddock of zo Acres, .partly sur.. rounded by Plantations and commands most beautiful views of the Isle of,Wight, Needles.and.surrouhding Court!ry.. It c - )nsists - of a Drawing-room, Dining-robin, and Library, with suitable Chambers, and Servants' Offices: The Estate con tains aoout 2.50 Acres ot . Arable and Pasture Land, in a ring. fence, together with the Manors, or_reputed.Manors of Mil. fad Barnes, and Milford Montagu, and is entitled to exten stN.e.liorest, Common RightS. The Land-Tax is re deemed, and the Estate free of great Tithes, except about zo' Aczes. About too Acres are let on an old lease, which qt. pires 1815 ; the remainder is in han,d. There are a goetcl K itchen- garden, Green-house, I ce - house, Coath-housei, Stables, Barns, Ox-slieds, Pigsties, and all necessary Parnitk Buildings, most , of which have been erected within These tew years, together with a House for the Bailiil; and a Labourer's Cottage.. The Furniture, Ki n xtures, Wines, Prints, Farming. Uten sik, and live v Stock, will be included in the Purchase, or Sold by A utlion on the Premises. • , • • For particulars; and Tickets to view the House, apply to Messrs. Graham, kindcrlev and I/ornyille, Lincoln s-inn, . Load9a. • .OFF ICE OF ORDNANCE, - - - • . 541.2), THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA .7ES7I"4. ORDNANCE .do hereby giVe Notice ; That Pt oposals Will be received 4s their Vice, in Pall lilall, on or before Friday tbe t3th" Day of October next, from such Per:. sons as may be willing to undertake the Suppiy of BRITISI-I and FOREIGN IRON for service of .thil Department, for a period of three years. - Patterns of the Alleles may be viewed, upon application, at di e Principal StOrekeeper's Office in the Towir, and further par ticulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall, a.ler,-- said any day, between the hours of Ten and , Four o'Clock, who-e the Proposals ,must be delivered, sealfd i f p, and indorsed, s' Proposals for Irpn ;" het 'no Proposal can be admiaed after the said s3th day of October, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be notked, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf ,‘shall attend. • •:• By Order uJ the Bo rd, R: H. CREW, Selirehety. • EAST INDIA HOUSE, Oct. 4, tBc9 THE COURT oIDIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of, MERCHANTS of ENGLAND Trad. ing to the EAST INDIES do hereby give Notice, That a General Court of the said CompaYy will he held at their House In Leadenhall-street, on Wednesday, the 18th. Instant, front 'Nine o'clock • in the Morning until Six in the Evening, for the Eleaion of a Direllor of the said Contpamy, in the room of 7.,kr: Travers, Esq. deceased. JAMES COBB, Assist. Sicietaty. In a few Days will be published, in Bvo. illustrated with Plates, LETTERS concerning the DISEASES Of the URETHRA. By CHARLES BELL. Printed for lichn Murray, 32, Fleet-street, London. BY THE KING'S PATENT. DR. NORRIS's FEVER DROPS. THE eitperience of more than halla cetitury hes *o fully established the reputation of this invaluable Medicine; that it is now unnecessary to expatiate'on its eiri• cacy in every species,,of Fever, particularly the Scarlet and 'Typhus Fever, also the Yellow or,Putrid Fevers; they have never been known to fail,. when administered agreeable to di redion ; iii the t Measles Small .Pox, Teething, and nrost DiSorders incident .to Children they are an infallible remedy ; the decay's end discomforts of advanced life are' under their iineriediate influence, they immediately stop the progress of a fresh Cold, and are particularlradapted as a genial ltestora. - The Family BOttle, 225. sold at the Dodoes House, -No. 2q, Lower Brook ...street, Grosvenor-square, where orders for exportation are duly executed. Smaller Bottles, its. and 2S. . 9d. wholesale and retail, at Bacon's, t5O • Oxford street, and by most tespedible'Venders in Town and. Country. Also Dr.NOßßlS'scelebratedANTl-BI LIOUS pt LLB;, -with ample Direaions, as. 9 c. the Box. Observe that the words " Thomas Norris Moore" are engraved on the govern mem Stamp ; no others are or can be genuine? To. -THOMAS TAYLOR, L•sq.• Na. a,. New Bridge-street, Blaafriars. • T CONSI.Dgk it out an a& of justice due to the • IL 'merits of your LEAKE's'PATEN'I' PILLS, to corp. Municate•to you the foll Owing Cure which has recently been performed by them:—An Acquaintance of mine, by the breaking out. of an -old Venereal .Complaint ,(attenued by a cOmplication of disorders arising therefrom), was reduced al ' most to a skeleton; and although 'he had the best medical I advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of Pate,:' Medicines,.notking could be procured which seemed to suit his case, or to do Win any serfice : he remained iii a most re. ducedand pitiable situation for two yehrs, 'unable to follow his prolesston ' and scarcely able to walk or eiftn to stand on . his legs in fatd no one who knew him ever supposed it 'pas:. sible for him to recover. •He was advised at last-to try your Leake's Pills—he did so, adhering strktly to the diredions given with them. He had not taken 'more than two boxes be fore he found an alteration -for the better: this encouraged hint to proceed, and.by taking a.., few boxes more he found his appetite and strength gradually return, and is now as health) and stout-as arty man I know: You are welcome, Sir, to icier any perste to me for a .confirmation of the above account if it should be doubted. . I" am, Sir, your obedient humble servant, Library, .Folkston. . • • THUS:•PtIRDAY. • Prepared and Sold bv•the Sole Proprietor,. Tilos • TA Yl.O it, hlember of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at his. House, No. 9, New Bridge-Street; Whe re , after a _constant residence of more than' Forty Years. . in a pradice particularly direled to the Cure of Vene real Coniplaints, and those incidental to the Parts of Generation in . both Sexes, With - that inviolable secrecy Which Men of. his Profession, should always observe, he Hatters himself, -the advice and assistance he gratuitous ly adiMnisters to . Persons taking this Medicine; will he esteemed by a discerning Public,. as an atitratttage seldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Also sold, by his Appointment, for the .convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Al. ban's-street, Pall Mall; the Toyshup, No. 103, Oxford street; Mr. Disborotights, No. 7, Fish-street-hill Mr. Baxter's South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. M'.)onald's,•Glas-. gory ; dr. Bull, Dame-street, Dublin ; Mr. Billinea, Li verpoor; Mr. Atkinson's, Manchester ;' and by onC Person in every considerable Town in. Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only as. 9d. each, sealed up with full and 'plairi diredions; whereby persons of either sex may cure themselves With ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. Every;BoX sold in Great Brita:li is sealed up with a stamp, an which, by favour of the Commissioners, is print.' ed at the Stainp-elh.ce, " T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge -street," toiraitate which is Felony, and aliothart are ems.- torfeits,